Note: A number of the above teams had name changes/mergers, so in effect some of the above are effectively the same 'entity'. This list includes schools that ran teams in the NSDJRFL on the weekends. I have included teams normally from other districts other than the MWDJRLFC, hence the presence of teams like St Peters, Ryde-Dundas, Gladesville, Epping, Macquarie University.

Historically some grades have been run jointly by the NSDJRFLC and other junior district rugby league clubs, esp MW and Balmain.

Complied from various sources, including the Annual Report and Financial Statement [for seasons 1927, 1928, 1946, 1957, 1963, 1964, 1967, 1971, 1976 and 1986], Grand Final programmes and old results pages of the SMH.

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the tigers had already fallen over by then .. Northern districts were only around for a few years in the noughties.mainly young age groups but they did have a 16s if I remember..
I see you didn't have Brooklyn down as a junior club.. I saw it in a very early paper when I was doing research on the 21 team this week..

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Kodiaks wrote:

the tigers had already fallen over by then .. Northern districts were only around for a few years in the noughties.mainly young age groups but they did have a 16s if I remember..
I see you didn't have Brooklyn down as a junior club.. I saw it in a very early paper when I was doing research on the 21 team this week..

I'll add Brooklyn cheers, still a shame that a Lane Cove based team didn't continue with the local name and colours.